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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
7
Lesson on Cornelius and Peter showing the gospel reaching Gentiles. Notes cover Cornelius a devout Roman officer, visions, Peter's cleansing vision, the meeting, Peter's sermon on Jesus, salvation through faith, Holy Spirit poured out, and Peter defending his ministry to Gentiles.
A sermon fragment quotes Dr R A Torrey urging readers to close each day with personal reflection and accounting before God, insisting a day is not complete until one’s balance with the divine is found to be perfectly adjusted.
A quotation notes that looking on the best side of every event is more valuable than money. The line attributes this wisdom to Doctor Johnson.
Bridal fashion notes highlight lace gowns and two piece tailleurs for the season. Velvet satin georgette and crepe pieces feature lace edgings, tunics, and fur accessories with Chantilly lace in color or black. Also described are honeymoon wear, beaded coats, and tulle gowns for varied brides.
The piece argues against women dressing to please men and mocks those who degrade female beauty into a caricature, urging restraint and modesty in attire.
The article notes that sixty nine percent of the United States potential waterpower lies in eleven western states. It highlights the Columbia and Colorado rivers as major sources and argues that saving dimes only helps if they are put to work through action and development.
An advertisement from 372 Pearl Street New York promotes Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills claiming only vegetable ingredients act gently as an atom laxative by stimulation not irritation. It ends with a caution that one’s sing will be discovered, or neighbors will if not.
A garbled text fragment discusses telephone use and trust among people of the earth. No identifiable persons, places, or events are clearly present. The passage appears to be a jumbled transcription with several unreadable words and nonsensical phrases.
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